St Marys Academy honors banquet speakers and players
About 100 attended the St Marys Academy athletic banquet at Conception Parish Hall Lindy Strout Albany Times Union guest speaker Donald Smith president of St Marys Alumni Association master of ceremonies Speakers included Rev George Callaghan Walter Wirmusky and coaches Robert Shiland and Leo Bartowski Jackets were presented to 10 basketball players and Pep Club members received gifts Sisters of St Joseph were guests. dinner preparation and server volunteers listed.
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Hoosick Falls
St. Mary's Academy
Omacculate Conception Parish Hall
Lindy Strout
Albany Times Union
Donald Smith
St. Mary's Alumni Association
George Callaghan
Moderstar
Academy
Walter Wirmusky
Afar
Emces Smith
Robert Shiland
Leo Bartowski
Juniior
Esther Bogardus
Shiland
Hell
a@lumnl association
Chuckie Carell
Gary Crucetti
Gary Keegan
Kim Sennett
Dennis Shaw
Ronnie Greenwood
Fa Fuster
Joseph Martello
Jim Gorman
Brock Rudles
Local Bowling Leaders and Church Fellowship Notice
Top men bowlers at Center Lanes were Vern Tuft and Paul Bika with high singles 261 and 251. Don Goodell posted a 620 high triple. Ted's Barber Shop led teams with 2,728. Black Swamp Five had the top single-game score. Distaff rollers Bea Maher and Kathy Bacon topped singles with 220 and 209. Mrs Bacon also held a 525 triple crown. The Alley Katz led teams with 2,264. In NORTH BENNINGTON the Baptist Women's Fellowship hosts a mother-daughter banquet at 6:20 p.m. tonight. contact Mrs George Delaney at 442-2864.
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Vern Tuft
Paul Bika
Don Goodell
Ted
Black Swamp
Distaff Rollers
Bea Maher
Kathy Bacon
Mrs. Bacon
Alley Katz
North Bennington
the Baptist Women’s Fellowship
George Delaney
Arlington Community Notices and Local Meetings Update
Arlington events cover rehearsals at Harrison House, voter registration for Tittle League, and civic group meetings. Highlights include Democratic caucus delegates named to the state convention, and upcoming Grange social and Dollar for Scholars gathering at Arlington High.
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Lardgrove
Democraticcaucusing
John Myers
Raymond Harris
Eugene McCarthy
Harris
Robert Porter
Scouts Tidy Arlington Roads In Litterbag Campaign
Scout Troop 267 members Judy Smith Tina LaRatt Erna Halbur and Lucy Howard helped fill a station wagon and 14 other bags during a Saturday Arlington cleanup with the Garden Club. The group noted some litterbugs seem tidy about their trash, leaving bags or cartons along roadsides.
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East Arlington
Judy Smith
Tina LaRatt
Erna Halbur
Lucy Howard
Arlington Garden Club
Arlington
Thompson
Williams Woodwind Concert at Williams College
The Williams Woodwind Ensemble directed by Irwin Shatn iman will give an informal concert on Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Chapin Hall at Williams College. It will feature works by Dittersdorf Beethoven Canal Ibert and Hindemith. Admission is free and attendees should enter via the side door opposite the Freshman Quad.
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Williamstown
Mass
Willams
Irwin Shatniman
Chapin Hall
Williams College
Dittersdorf
Beethoven
Canal
Ibert
Hindemith
Farrar to serve on high endurance cutter Chincoteague
Edward R. Farrar USCG Shaftsbury commissaryman second class, son of Mr and Mrs Lessie W Farrar of Colvin Avenue, serves aboard the Chincoteague homeported at Norfolk Virginia after completing duties on Atlantic Weather Station Charlie The WorShalt chapter of TOPS meets at McCullough Library hall tonight at 5 30 PM
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Commissaryman 2
Edward R. Farrar
USCG
Lessie W. Farrar
Colvin Ave
Chincoteague
Norfolk
Atlantic Ocean
WorShalt
TOPS
McCullough
Williams College approves $100,000 for Negro history library room
Williams College trustees authorize a $100,000 allocation toward a library collection and room for Negro history as part of the 125th Anniversary capital campaign. A $16,000 pledge is already in hand, with gifts sought for a visiting professors chair and related initiatives tied to Afro-American studies.
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Williams
Williamstown
Mass
Willams College
Sherman J. Jones
Student
Afro-American Society
John £. Sawyer
Marin Luther King Memorial Library
Feld of Negro Studies
Willams
Jaycees Sponsor Third Annual Summer Festival
Wilmington's Deer Field Valley Jaycees vote to sponsor the third annual summer festival and parade on July 27. President William G. Jones announces plans as town officials approve sponsorship. State and local dignitaries accept invitations for a parade featuring multiple bands. Inquiries directed to the Third Annual Summer Festival Committee in Wilmington.
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Wilmington
Deerfield Valley
Jaycees
William G. Jones
Willaington
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Sisters of St. Joseph
Josep Fleming Jr
Carol Swartz
Hubert Shea
Joseph Cullen
Manchester
Michael Miller
P.O. Hox
Motther
Tomer
Broocit
Shuliz
Main St
Eleanor Owen
Front
Eft
Patricia Waite
Timothy Puram
Roy Rice
Glenn Crofut
April Wilkenson
Ernest Baker
Denise King
Colleen Jones
Jody Pemmack
Melen Gaudette
Lee Knapp
Wade Caler
Linda Hess
Susan Pike
Deborah Taft
Kenesaw Hunt
Mark Guber
Mark Bowen
Kathy Knight
Steven McGuire
Jean Macksey
John Macksey
James Cormier
Pamela Hayes
Jackrow
Francis Fisher
Andrew Mahler
Deborah Jennings
Susan Young
Kevin Cone
Richard Hess
Dennis Pickering
Alice Ponrebe Lloyd
Helene Thompson
Robert Blatr
Arlington Chorale
Harrison House
West Arlington
Philip Bahan
Sunderland
Robert Blain Heine
Chester
VFW
Man
Clayton Hulett
Re. Chester
Democratic
I . Familly
Dirlington
Halse
Arlington Tittle League
Arlington High Seagal
Firehouse
Dollars For Scholars Organization
American Association of Retired Persons
George Mughes
P.m
Red Mt
Masonic Temple
Batten Will Grange
Grange Hall
Coats
Boye
Aaa
Stark Hose Fire Prevention Service
Bonnington Fire Department
P.O
Walker's
Shaftsbury
College Council
Gargoyle
Martin Luther King Memorial Fund
House
Charmiglaw
Ehan Foo
Blue Flame Gas Service
Nori Bennington
Bennington, Vt
Peace Corps
Magsnuster
Washington, D.C
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